Joel Genyk is currently enrolled in the MSc program in the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Manitoba. He graduated from the Master of Physical Therapy program in 2021 and is a practicing physiotherapist at Health Sciences Centre. Joel has a particular interest in implementation and health equity within healthcare systems. As a member of the AIRE Lab, he will be examining artificial intelligence (AI) literacy among clinicians, with the goal of supporting effective and equitable integration of AI in healthcare.

Timothy is a Master’s student in Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Manitoba. His research interests focus on the application of artificial intelligence in rehabilitation, particularly in improving mobility, function, and quality of life for older adults and stroke survivors. Timothy holds a BSc in Medical Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy) and has worked as a physiotherapist in both hospital and community settings. He is also the founder of NexaCare Physiotherapy, which provides mobile rehabilitation services. Outside of academics, Timothy enjoys community service, exploring new ideas in health technology, and spending time with family.

Muhammad Haris is a Research Volunteer in the AIRE Lab and a prospective MSc student in Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Manitoba. His research interests lie in the role of technology-enabled rehabilitation and injury prevention. More importantly he is interested in the efficacy, real-world practicality, and acceptability of such interventions. He is especially interested in how people experience and perceive these tools, and how that shapes their impact in everyday settings. Haris has prior research experience in the development and evaluation of a sensor based posture rehabilitation device. Outside academics, Haris enjoys fitness training, community service, and movies.